Guitar Map In Your Hands – Chart the Fretboard. Decode the Logic. Play with Confidence.

Guitar Map In Your Hands

Chart the Fretboard. Decode the Logic. Play with Confidence.

Across 22 detailed sections, you’ll learn how chords, scales, and patterns connect — visually, logically, and musically — all across the neck.

If you’re tired of memorizing random shapes or being told to “just feel it,” this book gives you something better: real understanding.

🎯 Inside the Map:

• A totally fresh approach to the Pentatonic scale, with a Box Pattern Numbering System based on major scale degrees (finally, it makes sense!)
• The full Pentatonic Diagonal Map (PDM) — 10 crystal-clear diagrams that unlock melodic flow across the neck
• Smart, practical navigation using the Circle of Fifths, shared frets, and interval logic
• Easy-to-grasp breakdowns of chords, modes, scale degrees, and voice leading — with zero fluff

And to keep things fun, you’ll enjoy a few Old West–inspired graphics and other images, and even a story from the frontier.

📥 Pay What You Want — Get it free or support the project. (Suggested: $15)

📄 PDF download (personally watermarked with your order's email address, full color digital edition, 315 pages)

Please Note: Download may take a few minutes to process due to the small watermark being applied at bottom right of each page.

📚 B&W Grayscale Print Edition (coil-bound to lay flat) available at Lulu.com - $29.75

🎁 Occasional Gift Copies (Print Edition)

Every once in a while, I'd like to surprise someone by mailing them a free signed print copy of Guitar Map In Your Hands.

It’s not a regular drawing or contest — just something I’ll do from time to time to say thanks to the readers who support and share the project, whether they paid or downloaded it for free here on Gumroad.
Paying something or downloading for free doesn’t alter your chances in any way.

If you’d like a chance to be chosen, just make sure you’ve downloaded through Gumroad so I can reach you if your name comes up.

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💬 If you know someone who’d enjoy learning from this book, or another player who’d love to see the fretboard this way, feel free to share the Gumroad link — everyone’s welcome to download a PDF copy. And thanks for your support, it means a lot! :-)